World Happenings Briefly Told
Oficial France mourns Emile Low- Det former president who died re ently at the age of 1 Diplomatic relations between Great Britain and Rinecte formally resumed after a lapse of more than two and a half years The Canadian and United States delegation to the millenial celebrat ion if the Iceland parliament will sail from Montreal June 15 aboard the 6B Montcalm The Portuguese Government has authorized flour nuls to import 100 000 tons of foreign wheat before June 41 1930 The action was taken because f the small Portuguese crop A movement to erect a monument to the late Floyd Bennett as a token of Germanys gratitude for his heroism in attempting to rescue the Bremen trans Atlantic fliers has been marred The iC provincial government is distributing to the municipalities 550 414 as their share of liquor profits for these months ending September 30 and 206 978 from pari mutuel taxes Canada has registered with the League of Nations her agreement with the United States regarding the Admission of civil aircraft her agreement with Sweden exempting shipping from income tax and the agreement between Canada Cubs the United States and Newfoundland relative to Maheries Despite rebates of 2500 within six months to users of gasoline for industrial purposes Alberts gas tax thus produced a net revenue of 1 150 000 between April 1 and November 20 government officials state At least 50 000 more is expected to be taken in by March 31 1930 the end of the fiscal year.
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France
Emile Low- Det
Great Britain
Rinecte
United States
Montreal
Floyd Bennett
Germany
Canada
League of Nations
Sweden
Cubs
Newfoundland
Alberta
Canadian National Orders Steel Cars to Boost Jobs
Canadian National Railways placed large orders for 120000 tons of steel and 5000 box cars to support the National System construction. Suppliers include Dominion Iron and Steel, Algoma Steel Mills, and several car makers, with locomotive orders to satisfy delivery of 18 Santa Fe type locomotives and 15 mountain type engines. The program is highlighted as a relief to unemployment nationwide.
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Canadian National Railways
Canadian’ National
Dominion Iron and Ieel Company
Algoma Steel Mills
Stu Fie
Maine
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
National Steel Car Company
Astern Car Company
Brian Columba
Canadian National
Surgeon Dr Sidney Jones Retires After 56 Sea Years
After a long career at sea including service as surgeon on the aquitana, Dr Sidney Jones retires. He published a seasickness preventative from his life at sea, advising abstaining from alcohol a week before waiting, eating sparingly, and avoiding all ecologue foods. He is quoted as saying he is always ready to lay down his life for his country.
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Sdney Jones
Ecole
States Of Dominions to Light Imports Constitutions
The article notes a key shift from the International Air Conference in Paris. Britain and the Dominions previously shared a single vote, but a newly signed protocol grants the Dominions separate voting rights. The change, agreed unanimously, aligns with constitutional developments in empire governance.
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Paris
Britain
Dominions
New Colored Film Process Described by French Scientist
A Swiss firm plans to exploit a four color film process invented by French scientist Berthon. The price will not exceed ordinary film. The system uses optical bands on the film to register colors, akin to sound in talkies, though details remain undisclosed.
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Uss Even Organiied
Berthon
Jamon Apples Supreme
Peel and core apples and bake in syrup with sugar water and cinnamon. Bake until tender then plate with extra syrup, cool until the syrup gels, and prepare vanilla junket to set in warm room until firm.
Times Have Changed The Pioneer Spirit In Canada
A historical reflection argues that modern comforts have softened colonists, contrasting early settlers who faced harsh, equal hardships with today’s aim for easier livelihoods. It notes fewer obstacles to modern life tempt settlers away from primitive labor, hindering colonization efforts and the drive to toil in rough environments.
Princess novelty suit pattern with deep cuffs and fur trim
Annebelle describes a two piece princess novelty suit pattern in dark capucine tones with deep turn back cuffs in ecru lace and fur trim, optional black velvet ribbon, sunburst neckline with self fabric bow, and a long waisted bodice. The circular flaring skirt concentrates fullness at the front for a straight silhouette. pattern No 3140 comes in sizes 4 to 42 inches and costs 25 cents.
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Galyak
Potato Stuffing for Bo Goose
A compact recipe card lists ingredients and steps for stuffing a goose. Items include mashed potatoes, grated onion, chopped walnuts, salt, evaporated milk, butter, egg yolks, and poultry seasoning. Mix in order and handle as stuffing for cooking.
Good Gardener Saskatchewan School Teacher Wins Silver Cup
A Good Gardener Saskatchewan School Teacher wins the Silver Cup for improvement to school grounds, awarded for three years to Krasny school district No. 1121, 12 miles south of Sheba. Evaschisen taught the three winning schools and is a Manitoba native with normal training and agricultural college study.
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Michael Rvasen Sen
Canadian Horticultural Council
Saskatchewan
Evaschisen
Prairie Nurseries, Limited
Saskatoon
A. R. Brown
Krasny
She
Red Cross aids save eye of northern child
A Northland child suffered eye injury from scissors and nearly went blind. A Red Cross nurse arranged urgent care and transport to Edmonton for specialists, saving the remaining eye. The article commends the Junior Red Cross for its mercy in the difficult journey. Loganberries result from crossing raspberries and blackberries.
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Noruh Land
Red Cross
Edmonton
Cactus That Shoots Thorns Described by Scientist
A report from a Haitian science observer describes a cactus that can propel sharp thorns in a curved arc when disturbed. The thorns travel with notable force and can pierce leather at about six feet.
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E. C. Leonara
Smahasonian Intuiion
Haiti
Guilt and shock as car crash injures mistress
A businessman returns home to find his maid terrified and reports that madam had an afternoon car accident and is severely injured. He reacts with disbelief as his club experiences a setback in the wrecked vehicle.
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Dickey
The Battle of Waterloo Lasted About Eight Hours
A brief note states that the Battle of Waterloo endured roughly eight hours. The line highlights the rapid engagement and swift conclusion of the historic clash without delving into strategic details.
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Waterloo
Floating Atlantic airports rise as eight Armstrong Sea dromes
An early 20th century plan envisions eight Armstrong sea dromes between New York and Southampton forming stepping stones for transatlantic air travel. Each 1100 by 400 feet, 350 feet high, anchored 400 miles apart, rolling prevented by unique ironwork legs. Hotels, hangars, and workshops planned on the islands amid a budding era of air service.
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Atlantic
Europe
New York
Southampton
trans-Atlantic Air Service
Armstrong S¢Ardromes
England
France
Missionaries Killed by Bandits in China Slaying
Rev James G Keller of Maryknoll said three Franciscan priests Bishop Jans and Fathers Bruno and Rupert were captured and killed in a revolting manner in China. He reported the murder details to the Associated Press, noting the death toll of Catholic priests in China recently reached twenty two.
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James G. Keller
Maryknoll Junior Seminary
Los Altos
Calif
Associated Press
Mall
China
Jans
Bruno
Rupert
Father Keller
Wort Largest Market celebrates sixty onest anniversary
The Wort Largest Market at Smithfield Market wn waned ENE land is noted as the world’s largest meat market facing its sixty first anniversary. It can display 4,000 tons of beef at once, equivalent to 60,000 sides, with over 180 firms in the building. In December 1928 it handled more than 20,980 tons of beef. George Washington never lived in the White House. This edifice was not completed when he died. Oysters feed mainly on microscopic plants carried by currents.
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George Washington
White House
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Regine
Steh
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Vanuin Junket
Annebelle
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot
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Red Cross Society
Ein Engla
Bis
John A. Chantler
Wellington
Mid-Atlantic Airports Scheme
Gree
Wort
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